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Sports This Week - Book follows Baltimore Stallions brief CFL stint

Sports This Week - Book follows Baltimore Stallions brief CFL stint

With the 2020 season lost to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the Canadian government sadly deaf to the league’s request for financial health, many are wondering about the very future of the Canadian Football League.

This Week in Canadian History: Fay Wray is born in Alberta (Sept. 15)

A little known fact is that legendary King Kong actress Fay Wray is from Cardston, Alberta. Wray came to prominence playing Ann Darrow, the object of King Kong’s affections, in 1933.
Updated: Requesting public assistance in locating missing 75-year-old male

Updated: Requesting public assistance in locating missing 75-year-old male

Melville RCMP
New feature exhibit 'Stitching Stories'

New feature exhibit 'Stitching Stories'

Now open at Government House
New book from Bevann Fox one of hope, healing and her difficult journey through residential school

New book from Bevann Fox one of hope, healing and her difficult journey through residential school

Author member of Pasqua First Nation, originally from Piapot First Nation
Thinking I do with words - Anti-mask brigade needs to grow up

Thinking I do with words - Anti-mask brigade needs to grow up

If you look at the streets of Japan, at any given moment, you will see people wearing masks. It’s a normal part of life, some people just going about their day with a mask on.
Walking a country in their shoes

Walking a country in their shoes

Former Manitoba police officer walks across Canada for youth mental health
Erin O’Toole says both John A. Macdonald and Louis Riel 'made good and bad choices'

Erin O’Toole says both John A. Macdonald and Louis Riel 'made good and bad choices'

Statues of historical figures with contentious legacies should not be torn down, but should be accompanied by plaques explaining their context, Conservative Party of Canada Leader Erin O’Toole told his caucus Wednesday.

Superslides have an up and down summer

At Kenosee
Slow wildfire season a relief for northern Saskatchewan

Slow wildfire season a relief for northern Saskatchewan

About a third of the average number of wildfires burned in northern Saskatchewan this year, despite earlier predictions of a high-risk season.
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